Re: Ammo

[DrHenley]

View attachment 10285 Here's what My older mini14 will do . Federal 55 grain fmj .

Is that with iron or optics?

 

[Psalm7]

Is that with iron or optics?

Optics .

 

[tmttactical]

I have shifted almost exclusively to Soft point ammo. My bulk 223 / 556 is Wolf 62 grain SP and my 7.62 x 39 is Wolf 125 grain SP. My 6.5 Creedmoor is Sellier & Bellot 156 grain SP. The only hollow point I use is the RMR (Rocky Mountain Reloaders) 124 grain hollow point, for my 9 mm. Granted the SP does cost a bit more than the FMJ but not enough to break the bank. Watch for sales.

 

[Psalm7]

Optics .View attachment 10286

This little carbine will soon be Cerakote od green and in a vintage 70's era wood stock with the wood heat gaurd forearm refinished with walnut stain and Truoil .
It will look like a M14 / M1 carbine . I just got my cerakote from Midway USA . Going to " oven bake " it in the yard next to our fire pit .

 

[user 6493]

I like soft points,I think they are more accurate but the match grade 168gr boat tail hollow points for 308 that PPU produces,exit wounds are huge and every organ touched is in pieces,,,,and you can never have enough ammo

 

[Maverick]

For all my hunting handguns and lever actions I use garrett and hms hard cast bullets except for 30-30, 444 marlin, medium game bolt actions I use sierra bt tgk bullet , for my varmint guns I'll use a sierra bt matchking and spitzer, for the ARs I use fmj

 

[bro_drey]

I stick with easily accessible rounds I.e 40cal .223/ 5.56/ 12ga and also have secondary and tertiary weapons systems bows / crossbows/ blow guns / traps / wire . Always be sustainable


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[tmttactical]

Just completed reloading my first 50 cartridges of 9 mm 124 gr. hollow points. Messed up on 5 of the first rounds. Four the bullets got seated to too deep and the fifth cartridge the Factory Crimp die was not set properly adjusted (my mistake) and the bullet was damaged. I will disassemble all five cartridges but can only reuse four of the bullets. I can salvage all 5 cases. Now I just have 950 cartridges left to go. LOL This should keep me busy for a while.

 

[user 6493]

I used to reload 45ACP but I got away from it,I just don't shoot enough to make it cost effective,,,,,,considering the state of things I should have kept all the reloading gear it could be that at some point it will be the only way to get fresh ammo

 

[Kevin L]

I have 55 grain and 62 grain ammo for my AR-15. I have an eclectic mix of different brands and kinds of ammo. It all feeds in my rifle, and--while I am a reasonably good shot at moderate distances--I'm not a sniper or sharpshooter.

I "practice hunt" with my camera, as I enjoy photography. The stalking of animals with my camera lets me have a feel for how close I can get to a given animal, and to have practice with judging distances under different conditions.

Here are a few nature pics that I took while visiting my relatives in California.

Everywhere in California looks like a postcard.

I finally figured out how to post my own photos.

Images were taken with a Nikon d3500 SLR and an 80-210 Tameron zoom lens.

 

[Jayson]

How about frangible bullets, like the type that hit JFK in the head.

 

[tmttactical]

My AR15 really dislikes the 55 grain ammo, no matter what manufacture. I am talking 3 plus inch groups. It loves the 62 grains, even steel case Wolf, Sub-MOA. Go figure. I did enjoy the pictures Kevin. I do have a nice camera but I have a horrible photo-eye.

 

[Jayson]

I USED to buy Chinese and Russian ammo before The People’s Republik of Kalifornia banned the sale of those items.

 

[Kevin L]

I USED to buy Chinese and Russian ammo before The People’s Republik of Kalifornia banned the sale of those items.

Ammo is illegal in California?

 

[Jayson]

Ammo is illegal in California?

I meant to say that we the sheeple in Kalifornia cannot buy ammo by mail/internet anymore unless we go through a FFL dealer and a background check.

 

[Proud Prepper]

I meant to say that we the sheeple in Kalifornia cannot buy ammo by mail/internet anymore unless we go through a FFL dealer and a background check.

that was blocked by a Federal judge.

 

[bro_drey]

I live in New Jersey some shops ship to me and some say they can’t . Go figure sounds about right for NJ


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[Jayson]

I believe that was rescinded. Federal court struck it down. Let me check.

Yes, one judge struck it but then another judge reversed the previous judge’s order.

 

[Proud Prepper]

Yes, one judge struck it but then another judge reversed the previous judge’s order.

People need to ignore unconstitutional orders from judges. Those judges then need to be removed from the bench if the continue such behaviour.

 

[Jayson]

I believe that was rescinded. Federal court struck it down. Let me check.

Courts are as confused as Congress.

 

[tmttactical]

CALIFORNIA --- CommieLand. Ammo cannot be shipped to a buyer's address, must go to FFL. Buy must pass a background check (approximately 16 to 20 percent false rejections). If the buyer does not have a firearm registered with the caliber of the ammo to be purchased, the background check fails. Even an erroneous background failure costs additional money to correct and could take months to correct. So it costs money to run the background check on top of the ammo purchase. It is illegal to cross state line and bring back ammo. So ammo purchases are restricted, add the approved gun list and it becomes almost impossible to purchase a modern (current model) pistol or semi-auto "Black Rifle". My son only has a 10/22 rifle registered to him. All the other firearms at his house were purchased by me and are "Stored" there in his gun safe. I do deliver ammo when I visit. As I want my firearms stored there to be ready for "ANY" shooting adventures.

 

[Proud Prepper]

CALIFORNIA --- CommieLand. Ammo cannot be shipped to a buyer's address, must go to FFL. Buy must pass a background check (approximately 16 to 20 percent false rejections). If the buyer does not have a firearm registered with the caliber of the ammo to be purchased, the background check fails. Even an erroneous background failure costs additional money to correct and could take months to correct. So it costs money to run the background check on top of the ammo purchase. It is illegal to cross state line and bring back ammo. So ammo purchases are restricted, add the approved gun list and it becomes almost impossible to purchase a modern (current model) pistol or semi-auto "Black Rifle". My son only has a 10/22 rifle registered to him. All the other firearms at his house were purchased by me and are "Stored" there in his gun safe. I do deliver ammo when I visit. As I want my firearms stored there to be ready for "ANY" shooting adventures.

People are nuts to tolerate this. Anyone living in California that isnt fighting this deserves to one day, become a sheep led to slaughter.

 

[DrHenley]

But...But...But they are just "Common Sense Gun Laws"

 

[Kevin L]

My AR15 really dislikes the 55 grain ammo, no matter what manufacture. I am talking 3 plus inch groups. It loves the 62 grains, even steel case Wolf, Sub-MOA. Go figure. I did enjoy the pictures Kevin. I do have a nice camera but I have a horrible photo-eye.

Thank you.